Criminal Code of Conduct (CR PC) Section 497 (5) of the Conduct Code (XLV of 1860), Section 324 Bail, was filed two days after the alleged incident of the FIR and the complainant was not hurt when Prosecutors testified that the dagger, allegedly used in the incident, was presented. Three days before the incident, the statements of the police and witnesses were recorded, and the case was of two versions, and the injured persons on the accused were pressed by the complainant and the witnesses were closely linked, but some money. Was paid and hostile to each other. Suddenly, when they came face to face, the elephant was caught between them and it was difficult to decide which party was the aggressor. Both sides claimed to be the victim of the other party. There is no reasonable basis that the accused was inadmissible. Convicted of a Guaranteed Guilt The sanction of bail to the accused was neither arbitrary nor appropriate, but it was based on proper judicial principles of the administration of criminal justice. The request for the cancellation of bail, without any interference, was excluded under the circumstances. Done
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